Fuyang Tay

A thin superconducting film was placed in a cavity that traps invisible light. Even with no light, the vacuum's energy ripples changed the material's properties: the number of current-carrying electron pairs dropped by 13%, and the energy to break them decreased. This demonstrates vacuum sculpting—e

Normally, electrons and photons cannot spontaneously organize. But if a thin layer of electrons is subjected to a pulsing magnetic field, they start to 'dance' in resonance with light inside a special cavity. A new phase emerges where particles and radiation merge into one, paving the way for lossle